Market Report Sees Mixed Action With Notable Swings
The market opened active with orange and copper sectors higher, Reading and Reading-related stocks rose on large block trades, Pacific Mail declined, and Canadian Pacific and Sugar advanced. Strength spread to New Jersey Central and Fort Worth & Denver City while some less steady issues like Texas Land Trust and General Chemical preferred slipped. Profit taking pulled back Canadian Pacific and broader weakness followed as traders priced in the response to rumors and crude demand.
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Wall Street
New York
Orangers
Coxlers
Canadian Pacific
Sugar
Reading
Pacific Mail
North Caroline
Manhattan
United States
New York Central
Locomotive
Fort Worth
Denver City
Western and Pacific
Anaconda
Wheat and grain markets mixed as rains threaten crops
Early trade in Chicago fairs showed irregular activity amid uncertain weather and potential crop damage. July wheat slipped then steadied, corn strengthened on support from big buyers, and oats showed strength with light receipts. Local and regional stocks and delayed cultivation weighed on prices across Minneapolis, Duluth, and Chicago reports.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Mesa
Duluth
Minneapolis
Daeloth
Argentina
Tuly
Roto &Xine
Hic
St. Louis
Ont Re
Pratt
Lee
Myo
Mike
Market Report From Milwaukee and Chicago Grain and Livestock
Chicago and Milwaukee markets show unsettled wheat futures with No. 1 and No. 2 Northern bids discussed. Cattle and hog receipts rise with steady to mixed prices for steers, cows, heifers, and hogs, while lamb values edge lower. Eggs, butter, and cheese hold steady amid varied dairy quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Choice
City Markets Report On Prices For Farm Products
The city market lists prices paid to farmers for meats, grain, hay, wool, hides, and oils. Notable figures include beef at 69 to 75 cents per pound dressed, corn and oats at a few cents, flour and bran per hundred pounds, and timber and coal costs. Prices vary by seller and item with multiple vendors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
H. P. Schmidt
Ferdinand Laabs
Newell & Lewellyn—Bartey
Iambskins
Timothy
Upland
Sceptre Wins Oaks Stakes At Epsom Meeting
In a rainy Oaks day at Epsom Sceptre, ridden by R 3 Steward, won the Oaks Stakes for three year old fillies over about one and a half miles. Glass Jug took second with Ry Prisoner third amid a downpour that dampened Ladies Day crowds. The Acorn Stakes went to Bar oness Lafleche. American derby candidate Heno ships to Chicago after a workout. Mackey aims for a strong western classic showing.
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Associated Preas
London
Wan
Stevier
Sceptre
Glass Jug
Baroness Lafleche
J. H. Martin
Eppom
Edward
Prince of Wales
Sceptro
New York
Heno
Clark Mackey
Chicago
Emory College Commencement Week Opens in Oxford
Oxford awaits the start of Emory college commencement week as trustees meet and report an optimistic year. The commencement sermon is set for Sunday by Rev. F. E. Hoss of Nashville and graduation exercises occur Wednesday next, with expectations higher than in prior years. Cadets at the United States Military Academy go into camp early to free barracks for guests at the academy centennial celebration next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Military Academy
Giestn
Graduate Association
Miliary Academy
Salaries for Public School Teachers See Notable Increases
The city public school teachers except the superintendent and a deaf teacher-elect will share a total increase of about 175 dollars monthly across 45 positions. Higher raises include the high school principal and biology teacher, with many grade staff seeing modest monthly bumps. some transfers adjust pay, while a few positions are new or eliminated.
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H. A. Simonds
Miss Grimes
Simonda
Board of Education
Ceseee
G. A. Talbert
Mra. Bigman
First Ward
Ellen Saxton
Kaukaunu
Ethel Day
Margaret Weed
Ming Mildred Merritt
Otter Street School
A. M. Lewis
Otter Street
Mets. Mierswa
Read School
Nord
Carolyn Dunham
Dunham
Katherine C
Edith Pritchard
Eleventh Street
Third Ward
Mary O'Connor
Josephine Benham
Miss Benham
QO ° Connor
Smith School
Emily Lewis
Harriet Dollar
Dollar
Alice Arnold
Anna V. Monroe
Sixth Street
Jennie Brown
Nora Kennedy
Second Ward
Olle Avery
Avery
Edna D. Schenick
Maur) Knapp
Gertrude Edwards
Marthe Cameron
Cameron
Dale School
Estelle Hayden
Sara Rich
Misa Rich
Clara F.C. Damuth
Libble Watts
Merrill School
Misa Watts
Misa Melvina Clifford
Margaret Sutton
Miles Lucy Stickney
Misa Hattie Fleming
Beastie Kennedy
New Steamship Del Buono to Open West Indies Route
A new steamship line will start from New York to the West Indies and Venezuelan ports with monthly sailings beginning next week aboard the Italian steamer Del Buono. Officials deny plans for a Beaumont Texas plant costing 5 million dollars. Steel price pool discussions show no change in base price since 1901 with talk of a possible rise, opposed by United States Steel corporation. The pool basis remains 1 78 cents per pound, while eastern mills have traded at 2.08 to 2.15 cents.
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Associated Presa
New York
del Buono
American Steel and Wire Company
United States Steel Corporation
Beaumont
Texas
Journal of Commerce
Asso
United States Corporation
Moravian College Honors James Perk with LL D Degree
In Bethlehem Pennsylvania at the Moravian college and theological seminary annual commencement Augustus Schultz conferred the degree of LL D on James Perk United States attorney general. Perk served as principal speaker at the alumni banquet with remarks on certainty and wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Moravian College and Theological Seminary
Bethlehem
Augustus Schultz Han
James Perk
United States
Causes of falling hair and quack remedies warned
The piece explains dandruff as the cause of hair loss from a germ invading the hair root and damaging the cuticle. It touts Newbro's Herpicide as a germ killer and claims cures for kidney issues with Foley's Kidney Pills. It includes promotional lines for Dr Gossett Oxygen Tonic and Rocky Mountain Tea, with local vendor mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowbro
Reward Notice for Vitality Pills and Relief Cure
An old advertisement offers a $500 reward for any case of indigestion headache or constipation treated with Livertia and Nervita Medicals. It promotes purgatives and health pills in varied pack sizes sold by E. A. Horn at 6 Main St Chicago, with stamps accepted.
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Nervita Medical
Clinton
Jackson Sts
E. A. Horn
Main St
Train Schedule Notes for Oshkosh and Chicago Sleeper Services
The message details daily train times from Oshkosh and connections to Chicago. a Chicago sleeper berth is available from 9:60 p m to 2:40 a m with arrival at 7:30 am, and through cars to St Paul and Minneapolis. Additional connections at New London Junction and New Tonion Junction link to Grand Rapids and Oakland. Curtis and Kniskern sign as agents in Oshkosh and Chicago.
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Dally
Ienya
Oshkos
Chicago
St. Pawl
Minneapolis
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Cougton
F.C
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Corl & P
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F. C. Horn
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Biyman
Eleanor Grandy
Margaret Clark
Minas Clark
Mixe Mabel Law
Theodosia Clark
Clara Mierswa
Lena Bacon
Mia
Jessle M. Blackwell
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Misa Anna M. Christensen
Monica Kenny
Ida Bennett
Tessle RR. Jones
Ted Inet
Mary Alien
Merrill
Mise Clara Damuth
Alin Medberry
Kirkus
Maud Casey
Gertrude
Llewellyn
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George Arnold
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Mary Peterson
Alisa Anna O'Connor
Clara M. Kaps
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Mitler
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Panhoygua
Hatchcroft
Sadie Owens
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Lilian Kurtz
Griuvles
Mary Powers
Grace Greenwood
Martha Rollina
Supervisr of Music
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Frentz
Smith Wehool
Panchogua
NEW Steamship Line
Beck
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Foley
E @ Horn
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Raymen’s Pharmacy
Queen & Crescent
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Chicago & Northwestern Railway
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Medina and HorthSpm Loming Co
Serecce Etree
Peach & Howey
L.T
Jobacco
Williams
Bob Sgents
Cleveland
Ohio
A. Hore
Medberry-Bemis Co
U. S. Oil
U. S. Mining
W. H. Laidley & Co
Chicago, Ill
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Wistel
Corres
Densmore
Amet
O. H. Race
Washington St
Wisconsin Central Railway
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Hilbert Jet
Collins
Menasha
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Eau Cistre
Eau Cistro
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Bessemer
Trentwood
Sturley
Polath
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Wie
Atwood
Oshkosk
Thielen
John Thielen
Marvel Frimer
Matled Usthan Fil, CO
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Cook & Brown Lime
OmceeTel
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Morsell & Green
Bouck & Witon
Old Insurance
Broadway
Fental Telegraph Cable Co
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Daily
Northwestern
Milwaukes & St. Pau
Osnkosh
Oshkosha
A Ripon
Berlin
Brandon
Waupun
Poretage
la Crasze
Milwaukes
Gam
Tam
Wankau
Omso
Wisneconre
Utley
Fawinter
Marsezan
Sundey
A. A. Comstock
T A. Miller
Agt
Guenthers Drug Store
Hillagetracton Ge Vico
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